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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-20

BooN.-The GallipoIis papers are
disposed to doubt Point Peasants
boom. Our boom is what hurts
them. They see that our town will
soon leave their city way in the
rear.
]. NJ. Adkins is breaking ground
for a three-story business brick.
John G. Stortz will erect a three
story business brick on the east
corner of Fifth and Main Streets.
Capt. Helm has contracted for
100000 brick for business block to
be erected on his lot below where
he now does business.
Our contractors, say that they
have now more than hundred APP
plications for plans and estimates
for business and private houses.
Parties are here for the purpose
of starting large carriage works.
We are going to have the biggest
kind of a Foundry and Machine
Shop.
This would be a good point for
the establishment of an Agricultu-
raj Works.
Even Brighton is on the boom, a
Millinery store has just peen started
there by Miss Pattie Bright.
We are told that the X. & o. r.
R. are going to establish extensive
coal wharves ON the Kanawha, at
this place.
PIT. Pleasant seems to be devel-
oping into first class city as rap
idly as posible.-Roane Bulletin.
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The Following original and in
crease Pensions since the last issue,
allowed through Chas. w. Phelps,
Esq, of this City Originals, Sam
ual G. Vickers So per month and
arrearages amounting to about 5000.
John Pearl 50 per month; Maria
Asbury, widow, 81 per month, jesse
Kearns. Sc per month.
Increases, Albert Hyatt from 81
to IS per month; Louis Sines from
81 to IS per month.
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New Prolific Tree Bean.

THIS new and valuable variety for
i field culture is the most prolific bean
yet known; it is what its name indicates
a Tree Bean; grows to the height of Is or
20 inches, branching out in all directions
bearing its grain so high that the pods
do not touch the ground, enabling # to
stand wet spell without injury to the
crop They yield from 40 to $50 pods
TO the vine. g. z. BARNHART, of Massil-
on, Ohio. grew plant on which were
339 PULL-sIzED PoDs-or over TWO THoUs-
AND BEANS PROM ONE. The average yield
is about sixty bushels per acre, while
they have yielded on small plots of
grounds, at the rate of II6 bushels TO the
acre Quality excellent; will give per
feet satisfaction. Price 20 cents a pound
For sale only by Stockton Bros.
Galitp0IEs, Ohio.
INCH l6-6w.
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-Pat
Murphy, charged with shooting with
intent to kill, and John Bartram,
charged with rape, and confined in
the County jail, came very near es-
Gaping last Friday night. They
had succeeded in breaking the heads
off of the rivets that held one of the
large iron hinges, and had it already
to commence the work of making an
aperture in the cage in which they
were confined, and which would
have been an easy task, when the
timely discovery was made by Jailor
Baker. while making his daily in
spection, and thereby another jail
delivery was frustrated.
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PERsoNAIs.Miss Lena Wood
and Mrs. Oscar Henking, of CALI
polls, spent Saturday with the famis
ly of the editor of this paper.
We acknowledge fraternal call
from John L. Thornhill, editor of
that sprightly daily the Charleston
Star, Friday.
Capt. ]. L. Rust, of the steamer
John r., and Capt. Chas. Gardner,
of the steamer Bee, paid us friend
ly visit Saturday.
Col. Geo. w. Thompson, Presi-
dent of the Ohio River Railroad,
and Jos. B. Neale. Esq, of Parkers-
burg, were in the city Saturday.
Miss Lizzie Sterrett. of Arbuckle,
is the guest of Miss Kate French,
this city.
Miss Ellie o'Roark, of Enterprise,
KY, is here on visit to her broth
er, Mr.. ]. S. O'Roarlz.
Judge Okey johnson, of the su-
preme Court, was in the city, last
Thursday.
Lieut.. B. D. spillman, U. S. A.,
now with the Ohio River Railroad
Engineer Corps, went to Parkers-
burg Saturday.
Mrs. E. ]. Montgomery, who has
been visiting friends at Henderson,
KY, returned home Tuesday.
DIR. Jas. A. Smith, of Milton, is
on a visit to his parents in this city.
Mrs. j. Friedman is visiting
friends in Washington city.
Miss. Sallie sterrett is the guest of
Mrs. ]. j. Bright.
Mr.. Jim Holloway has just return
ed from weeks visit to relatives
in Cincinnati.
Hon. R. S. Brown, of Ravenswood,
was in the city Monday evening.
Louis Pairo has resigned his po-
sition as supervisor of road of the
West Virginia division of the Kama
wha and Ohio and has accepted a
position on the engineering corps
ofthe Ohio and Northwestern.-Star.
Mrs. C. NJ. Hunt, wife of train
master Hunt, of the K. & o., visited
Mrs. E. Kimberling and family on
Sunday last, returning to her home
at Charleston on the afternoon of
the same day.
Mr. Zingueler. who has been in
charge of the K. & o., depot at this
place, for some weeks, has accepted
a position as stenographer in the
office of the C. W. & B., at Cincin-
natl, and left on Monday to enter
upon his duties. Mr.. Dawson of the
C. & o., assisted by Mr. Morris, now
have charge, and our business men
will find them very courteous.
C. p. Huntington and Gen'l.
Wiclzham, of the C. & o. road, and
Irwin Davis, of New York, Presi-
dent of the X. & o., arrived in our
city on Saturday last, having made
special tour over the X. & o. Re-
port is that Huntington is looking
at the road with view of purchas-
ing, and another is that it is for the
purpose of making arrangements for
transfer at Charleston between the
X. & o., and C. & o., roads.
y. X. Jolly, of Jolly Bros, has re-
turned from Il business trip to st.
Paul, MINI.
Geo. Mcfarland and n. L. Bryan of
Point Pleasant, and two of the most
dignified of the professional men of
that city, where in town Sunday.
--Niddteport Herald.
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ELECTION PRECINCT.

A Ia County Court continued and held
n for the County of Mason at the
Court House thereof on Tuesday, April
9th. 1887.
Upon the petition of Robt J.. Hutch
Inson and AZ others OF Clendenin Dis
trict;
said Petitioners praying that votir.
precinct may be established at Hender.
son School House, in Clendenin District
aud the same being considered biz the.
Court 1t Is ordered that a Voting Pre-
einet be and is hereby appointed and es-
tabiished at Henderson School Ho,,sa
in said District, to be known as ssTIe,,-
ders1n Precinct" And it is ordered
mat !!lil the Clerk OF this Court give the no.
a O. Cony T I.w " puoiication-
j. F. r. B. SMITH, Clerk.
by Jos. a. HoLLowAe, Deputy.
apr Is 4w.
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Abe Brown, colored, got his foot
badly mashed while working on the
eaisson of the Ohio River Railroad
Bridge, last week.
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IDelared Letter.1

PLEASANT FLATS NOTEs-Our
farmers are very busy preparing
for corn planting
J. H johnson leaves for Cincin-
matt today with :, fine lot of hogs.
j H. Window returned Saturday
evening from Graham Station,
where he has been visiting his
mother
Miss May Smith. of PIT. Pleas
ant, spent several days in the Flats
last week.
Miss. Ella Van Matre, returned
Friday from Millersport, Ohio.
Sam Win,lon jr. is still improving
iii his lrabits manners, and appetite.
The acknowledged dude Of this
place, made Il flying visit to Point
Pleasant Sunday accompanied b.
Miss. May Smith. We are sorry to
part with him as we learn that he
intends going on the r. r. soon.
Mrs. John T. Hogg and daughter
Mrs. W. IL Hogg are visiting rela-
lives up the Kanawha.
$ I. Windon. and wife of Graham
Station, and J. II. Windon and sis
ter, Mrs, Mamie Hopkins, of Wells
ton, Ohio are in this place. attend
ing the bedside of their sister Mrs.
Hattie Hopkins who is seriously i'll
with consumption.
Van Brown is contemplating
building a store and dwelling house
at Browns Station. He recently
shipped from this place, on the O.
r. r. r. 5000 dozen of eggs, large
quantity of butter and other -coun-
try produce.
Mr. Jones, of Middleport, spent
Sunday evening in the Flats
Uncle Johnnie's Sam has finally
taken courage enough to venture
out Sunday afternoons especially,
over as far as J. H. Johnson's, show
ing the boys by this act that he is
somewhat Drawer than they supposed
him 70 be.
Our long looked for exhibition
bursted Saturday evening by the
resignation of the President, as
they all came to the conclusion that
1t WAS a wise act. IT X
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The Tribune is the name of new
journalistic venture at Racine, o.,
by w G. Sibley- 1t is Republican
IN politics. 1t is ably edited, full OF
good. fresh local news. We wish
Mr. sibIey and hiss paper abundant
financial success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1887-04-20

on.and after Monday, April 18th,
trains on the Kanawha and Ohio
railway win arrive at and depart
from Charleston as follows, central
time:
No. / leaves at $40 am; No. 3
leaves at LIS p. M; No. 2 arrives at
9:O5 a. m; No. 4 arrivesat 6:15 p. m.
All trains will make the same con
nection as at present, except that
No. 2 will leave Point Pleasant at
5:3O a. m, instead of leaving CALI
polls at SIS. p. m.
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NJ A Cox. Galiipolis, has few
words of importance to say to buy
-eF-S, to be found in another column.
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A FINE HoRsE.-John ]. Maxon

A FINE HoRsE.-Jo John ]. Maxon,
of Gallipolis, recently purchased a
fine, young, thoroughbred saddle
stallion, in Lexington, Ky. He is
known as Bay Dan, and is dark
bay, six years old, weighs 200 lbs,
is of kind and gentle disposition,
and goes all of the saddle gaits.-
He will make the season of 1887, at
the Mason County Fair Grounds, at
$40 the season, or s15 to insure.
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DR.. Campbell was called by tele-

DIR. Campbell was called by tele-
gram Saturday evening last, to the
bedside of Geo. w. Dawson, former
ly one Of our townsmen, who is now
living at mouth of ten mile this
County, and found him suffering
with q severe attack of Pneumonia.
The DIR. remained all night with
him returning Sunday morning
leaving him more comfortable but
in very critical condition.
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Chief

TIME celebrated stallion Highland
i Chief will make the season OF 1887,
in his new stable near the bridge which
crosses Crooked Creek at its mouth, at
$50 the season, the money to be paid
when the service is rendered Mares
not proving with foal may be returned
next season free of charge. Pasturage
furnished at 80 centsper week. Oats or
corn and hay $500 per week. Mares can
be sent from a distance by boat, or
rail, owners giving notice in advance of
shipment The best care and attention
will be given. Accidents and escapes at
owners risk. Address all communica-
tons to j. J. BRIGHT, Point Pleasant,
West Virginia
The Season will commence April
LIST, 1887. [may 5-1y@
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PLEASANT HILL ITEMs.-wheat
looks well.
Peach crop favorable.
Mrs. Emily Martin has been on
the sick list but is improving slowly.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Gillispie-a girl,
Mr. Hughes, of Sixteen has two
children sick with diptheria.
Miss Bette Dunn has been Wis
iting friends at Beech Hill.
Mr.. Chas. Duncan, of Shady
Branch, has moved to our neighbor-
hood.
Mr. Curtis f, Kerns, of Buffalo,
was in our midst last week.
Mr. William Dunn Jr., who has
been attending school at this place
for the last six months left for his
home at Maupin' Station, last week.
As Mr.. Dunn was a very pleasant
young gentleman he will be missed
by us all.
The school at this place, taught
by S. C. Priddy closed on the 9Th
of April with social dinner at day
and spelling at night
BLUE EYES.
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We call attention to the advor-
tisement of John II. Gilmore, in
this issue. He has nice stock of
goods. Go and see him.
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The Middleport Herald Of April

The Middleport Herald of April
18th, says that: Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Andy Robinson, who was en-
gagged in preparing to shoot the
Clifton oil well, and who had been
cleaning it ont preparing for that
purpose, left some tools in the well
while he went home a short time,
and on coming back discovered
that the gas collected during his
absence, had broken loose and dis
charged oil, water, dirt, etc, in reg
ular whoop-up style, the oil being
thrown about 20 feet high on the
derricks, and flooding the ground
and platform in that vicinity. In
fact it was boomer, and the well
may now be regarded as an absolute
success, whether torpedoed or not.
1t is positive proof of the existence
of oil here in very paying quantities.
RAILROAD AccIDENr.-On We'd
nesday last a construction train on
the Ohio River Railroad, jumped the
track and was wrecked at Wildcat
Run, II miles south of Ravenswood,
which resulted in the killing of a
man named Holden, brakeman.
from Belpre, Ohio, and Joseph Reece
from Clifton, this county, and a
brother of Roger B. Reece, Esq, and
wounding several others. In an
interview with an officer of this
train, we find that the kilograms
sent to the Cincinnati and Pittsburg
papers, in reference to the accident,
were highly colored and gross ex-
aggerations, and were wired to the
papers without the slightest knowl-
edge of the facts.
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SEVERE CoNFLAGRAr1oN AvERTED


SEVERE CONFEDERATION AvERTED.
On Saturday, at 10 A. NJ, flames
We're discovered issuing from the
east and west ends of frame two
story building, situate in the rear of
Mrs. l.. j. Martins brick store
house on Main street, and just oppo-
site this office. The alarm was Civ
en- by the ringing of bells and blow
ing of whistles, and the people turn
ed ont en- masse, with ladders, axes,
buckets, &C.. and by their herculean
efforts it was extinguished, with but
little damage to the building and
other contiguous property. The
fire was in the Shooting of the roof
and must have been communicated
by the chimney in the western end
of the building. For awhile it look
ed as if it was impossible to save the
building, the loss of which would
have carried destruction to the en-
tire block of buildings on the west
side of Main street between 9TH and
9th. As much heroism and bravery
was exhibited during the progress
of the fire, as was ever shown in
any walk of lite. OF course it would
be an invidious distinction to men
ton or point out single instances,
where all did SO well. Loss $500,
partly insured in Jordan * Bryan's
agency III this city. Mrs. Martins
goods in the hurry and confusion
incident to removing them to II place
of safety, were damaged somewhat.
THE "DEvM" LoosE.-The editor
has been yearning for the country
for some days. The swelling buds
and the smell of the violets and
sweet "birds, caused him to have ii
longing desire to wander beside the
laughing waters, and roam amid
green pastures. On Saturday he
donned last years straw hat and an
old linen buster ripped up the back,
which had by the way, seen active
service in several Democratic Con-
ventions, and took with him a pint of
bait put up in bottle encased in
leather, with a cup at the bottom,
and we imagine we can now hear
him splashing around in the waters
of Five Mile We commend him to
the tender consideration of the den
liens along that classic stream, and
if they should hear loud talking,
they need not be alarmed for it is
only our editor delivering homily
to recalcitrant Democrats, upon the
Importance of party over men,
Those having duns, will please stick
them under the door, where they
Will remain until the office boys
sweep them out. Delinquents de-
string to pay up will find the finan-
cial editor in the north east corner
of the office, and those wanting to
fight because that piece was put in
the paper, will find the "Devir
loose and ready for them. If there
is any improvement in this weeks
paper, our readers can attribute it
to the absence of s:ye editor
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One reason so many are dissatisfied
uith the Dental cork, is because they
seek the Dentist 1cho IS ,ellimg and
often glad to get their aeoM at any
price. Beaut1ulforms and compost
tions are not made By chance nor can
they e0er be made cheaply. Time tells
,ehether cheap ,cork is the best.
DO yoN seek cheap physicians and
cheap hryerS?
Or. d, w Petty's prices are as 1o,c
as it is possible to make them, consid-
ering material and craftsmanship.
Seek beauty and utility rather than
cheapne$s.
Office at residence, four doors ADORE
Court House, Fiaad St, Point Pleas
ant, W. Ia.
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The Supreme Court has granted
Sarah f. Eastman an appeal from
the decree rendered in the consoli-
dated Chancery causes of Peter S.
Couch and Sarah +. Eastman ct al.
and Sarah +. Eastman VS.. Peter S.
Couch, ct al, by the Circuit Court
of Mason county.
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Parkesburg is Immediately going
TO bore for gas.
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To Treepaseers.

Ii persons are hereby forbidden
a from trespassing upon my lands IN
ATouckie District, in any manner S,si,s,-
ever, under penalty ofthe law.
..,.s j. BOB BROWN,
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Try Langdon's City Butter Crack
erS.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA!
z WILMA.
Lincoln Co., Mimi.
ego maja.

Tegoroczne wioscnnc zasicwy
wypadfy w kolonii Wilno jak-
najlepiej. mianowicie po tax
ciezkiej zimie, jaka wirlu Stauom
W Ameryce czud sic da}a, doczcka-
liSmy sic wiosny pogodnej, pc "a
siewach ciepfych deszcz6w i Ola
tego pszenice, jeczmienie, owsy i
inne jarzyny }adnic stoja, q jake
zbiory mice bedziemy, to juz jest
VIOLA Wszechmocnego Tw6rcy
Niebieskiego.
Ot6z ma intencyjne podzieko-
wanie Wszechmocnemu Panu Bogu
Ia tax doznane dobrodziejstwa nasz
kochany Proboszcz, Wielebny KS.
Jazdzewski,za nam trzech-
dniowe misyjne nabozehstwo, kt6re
" dniach 3, 4 5 maja rb. lrzy
3omocy zaptoszonych Wlb. ksiezs
ID. Majera 4 st. Paul i ks. Ia
wadzkiego q Silver Lake, MINI.
z wszclka okazaFoscia sic odby1o, a
parafianic kazdego dnia 20 same
progl koscl6f wypefniali. Prawie
wszysey parafianie przystepowali
do spowiedzi i komunii.
W czasie ~nabozenstwa sfucha-
lismy kazania o niepojetej cierpli-
woSci, o dobroci ma wyzszego Twor
cy, oznikomoSci rzeczy d~oczesnych,
tudziez o mi1osci Wszecilmocnego
Boga i blizniego. Kazania przez
kslezy kaznodziej6w hyfy Z takim
skutkiem gioszone, re wieIu 4
obecnych do prawdziwcj skruchy i
}ez pobu'zi}y.
VAN tedy, Czcigodni Dusz-
p%asterzc, "a Vase, dla dobra ma
szcgo duchowego w upominku 10
stawlone truly MECH hedzic
Bog zap}at!!
II. Il. Na:any.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19
TELEGRAF DONOSI.

Car i carowa schronili sic pred
nihilistami do poludniowej Rosyi i W
ostatni poniedzia4ek bawili w Nowo-
czerSasku, sto,icy Doh ,kich Kozak6w.
PodiLg telegram berl hskiego z II
maia, Bismarck publicznic oznajmil
nati chmiastowe rozpoczecie robot okolo
rozszerzenia fortifikacyj miast Strassbur
ga, Metzu i Poznanja.
SekretarI stanu Ola Indyi doni6sl
rz2dowi an%gielskiemu o odkryciu
skarbu wartosci IS milion6w dolal6w,
kt6ry zmal4y Malaradsza z Galoior by}
uhrsl W tamtejszym paklcu Rad rosyj,
ski zabr"} ten skarb jake peAy zks cd
mlodcgo, ~jeszczc Observation-Disclosures Ma
~harsdszy, przeciNko czemu gazety kra-
jowcow pro,estu;e.
WiadomosG ocyrku stare zytnym.
kt6ry zapast sig mia4 mit Seize p 10,
by}a zmJ slonn przez jaklegos dowoipnisia
W celu zazartowania sobie z publiczne.
Sci W dniu pierwszego kwietnia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19
Esha paIskis z~Amsryli
Warusa dochodzqce.
Cenzor a maszych sasiadow
Arcadia, Wis, II maja 81

iAfcaula, Wis, III maJa, O.
Szanowny Redaktorzc!
Badz }aslaw umiescit pare
slow o naszej parafi grupie
Zwiazkowej W North Creeku, osa
die farmerskiej, ~polozonej pod
miasteczkiem Arcadi q.
w niedzielc. 8 maja, rozpoczal
nasz Czcigodny Proboszcz X. Gu
zowski 40 godzinne nabozenstwo.
w poniedzia}ek, 8 maja, zjechali
ma ME rannym pociagiem take
Wielebni Ksieza Byzewski z Wi
nony i ks. Majer Z st. Paul Pre-
najswietszy sacrament by} wysta-
wiony we dnie i W nocy, GAIA ME
NAL paratia, l%iczaca 100 familij,
przystapi}a do sto}u Pahskiego.
Music podnicst, re CT Wiele-
bni kap}ani juz cd kilku lat IA
sza parata odwiedzaja we wieksze
uroczystosci, a Wielebny 'ksiadz
Majer czterv lata temu przez jeden
rok zawiadywa} naSza parafia,
przyjezdzaj &C do mas ma misyaa, to
tez wszyscysmv sic radowali, wi
dzqc tych k%ap}anow p%omiedzy so
by i s~1uchajac ich rozrzcwniaja-
cych na1k.
Ale ~jeszczc wiecej sic ucieszy-
lismy, kiedy$my We wtorek pred
pofudniem, na zakonczeniu czter-
dziestogodzinnego nabozehstwa, vi
rzeli W kosciele Szanownego Cen
fora Zwiazku Narodowego Pol,
Franciszka GryglaSzewskicgo.
Pc skomczonem nabozeilstwie
zgromadzifo sic naSze Towarzvstwo
sw. NJ i C Ii Archanio}a i Vie
lebni K>ieza oraz niemal GAIA pa
rata ma hitting, M kt6rym Szano-
why Ccnzor p~owicdzia} move, wy
jasniajqc nam ccle i obowiqzki
Zwiazku Mar. Pol. i jcgo cz}onk6w.
Pc s%kohczonym mitingu Wielebni
Ksieza Guzowski i Majcr podzie-
kowali Szanownemu Ienzorowi IA
truly, ktore dla mas podjaf.
Zaraz pc mltIngu %powroci}o
kilku cz}onk6w do Towarzystwa i
spodziewa& sic MONA, re ich vie
eel powrdci.
Take i ia imienicm naszego
Towarzystwa i Parahi dziekuje
Wielebnym Ksiezom i Ccnzorowi
u ich trudy, kt6re Ola a podieli.
u uszanowaniem
LuduM WojcM
Sekrctarz Tow. Mar.
Sw. Miuha}a Archanioia
w North Crcckm.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-19

nemi pozostawi}y zwiaszcza P. P.
Ry..... $780,. nieszczegdlna
opinia, pc sobie; albowiem byfy
obccnemi ME jako prawe Polk,
lecz tylko jake a%yitatorki, "a vice.
musiaiy przybyt ME ola poparcia
dobrych patryotycznych zamiarow
Polek, lecz ola rozniecenia ME
zgody.
Czyz prawa Polka potrzebuie
wyzszego .pozwolenia do ~zejScia sic
z Rodaczkami, W celu sluzenia OF
~czyznie? Czy Polka, ktdra mieni
sic bye patryotka i katoliczka, be-
die sic lekat, re "a oiarowaniem
5 cent6w m~iesiecznie ma Skorb
Narodosoy Plshi %zostanie wydalo-
ma z rdzahca ,,koscielnych R6z"?
a moze tez i wykleta . koscio}a?
Doprawdy to jest ME podobnem!
Wielebny Nasz pasterz tego
ME mog} ami myslet, ami movie
do nikogo; ia mysle, &c to SO bah
skie wymys}y q mic wiecej. -
Do was, Drosie Polk, W kt6rych
piersi kryje sic kropla narodowego
napoju tego macierzyliskiego pokar-
mu, ia 2 mad Dunaju Baycitskiego
~dzywam sic i prosze, abyscie ME
zwazajac ma zadne przeszkody, Wan
tratit sic mogace, rozpoczete dzie}o
tax swiete i narodowe dalej pro-
wadzi}y q gdy cierpliwost wasza i
mestwo odniesie zwyciestwo, wtedy
lmiona vase zapisane zostana W
pamietniA czyn6w narodowych i
wieniec zasiugi dostanie sic wan
w niedziele.
CzesG VAN, Zacne patryotki,
s}awa VAN, prawe Cory Polskie
"a tax godne przedsiewziecie i "a
miary co do Skarbu narodowego.
Zwlazkowv z mad Will
Jon Hcaszeuski.